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Join Scott with this week’s Leadership Live as he discusses the differences between leading and managing and shares the amazing example of tightrope walker extraordinaire – Charles Blondin…
This week I want to introduce you to a new term – Life Hoarder. Hoarding is defined as “persistent difficulty in discarding or parting with possessions, regardless of their actual value.” Life Hoarding is not about hoarding stuff. It is about hoarding experiences positive and negative that tend to lock you into your past and keep you from looking forward. As in Hoarding, the person doesn’t own the past, the past owns the person. This week I talk about the importance of not being bound by your past…
“Last week we looked at changing ourselves. This week I pose the simple question – “What’s holding you back?” The question is simple, but the answer often is not. In today’s video I discuss one of the things I often battle when I find myself lacking the impact I’m seeking. Join me as I discuss the importance of your “belief system” in determining your success…
These are crazy and sometimes frightening times. In the midst of this great need for leaders to rise up in our nation, both good and bad leadership are apparent. I trust you will enjoy this week’s Leadership Live video as I reveal three very important truths about leadership
It would be an understatement to say that we are currently living in an environment of fear. One of the greatest tools a leader has to counter fear is trust. In this Leadership Live, I describe how trust is established and share an amazing example of a leader who went above and beyond to establish trust
It has been said that the only thing that is constant in life is change. There has never been a time that statement resonated more than it does today. Listen in as I discuss the importance of embracing change in order to fully live, and passionately lead…
Leadership isn’t easy. In fact the greatest leaders have often grown the most during times of trial and failure. Today I share with you a failure that has had a profound yet positive impact on my life. I challenge you to learn from my mistake as you prepare for success.
Sometimes we overlook the greatest leadership influences in our lives. Often those who impact us most are those who know us best. I hope you enjoy these leadership lessons from my mom…”
As a leader, you set the stage, you set the example. This week, Scott talks about how we can reach our goals with a persistent, relentless, incremental pursuit. Change is doable, but it must be done in bite-sized pieces. Use your time to its fullest, focus on a goal, and achieve it by always moving forward with small, consistent steps.
With all the change that has been brought on by the Coronavirus in the last few weeks, it would be easy as a leader to find yourself looking back at what could have been. This week we discuss a great example of a leader refocusing his team when sudden change is forced on them…
We are all faced with a sudden and drastic impact on our lives. When we come out on the other side of this, we will have to adapt to the new world that awaits. This week, Scott Humphrey talks about Team Hoyt and the inspiration you can take from how Dick Hoyt dealt with a sudden drastic change in his life. By looking at the triumphs of Team Hoyt through perseverance and the ability to adapt, you will discover true lessons in leadership.
This week, Scott talks about the power of leadership as exemplified by the enduring leadership of Sir Ernest Shackleton in a time of dire need for his crew.